时间制约是指评价任何理论成果，应当具有相当的时间才可以有初步参评资格。

Time constraints refer to the evaluation of any theoretical results, and there should be a considerable amount of time to qualify for the preliminary evaluation. The theoretical results of the humanities and social sciences generally have to pass more than five years of testing to get a fair and effective evaluation. Space constraints mean that a certain number of evaluators who have no interest in the author should be selected, for example, evaluators outside the school, provinces and cities, or even foreign countries, to ensure the objectivity and fairness of academic evaluation.

Time constraint refers to the evaluation of any theoretical achievements, should have a considerable time before the initial evaluation qualification. The theoretical achievements of humanities and social sciences generally take more than five years to obtain fair and effective evaluation. Space constraint refers to the selection of a certain number of evaluators who have no interest in the author, for example, outside the school, outside the provinces and cities and even abroad, in order to ensure the objectivity and fairness of academic evaluation.

Time constraint refers to the evaluation of any theoretical achievements, which should have a considerable amount of time before they can have the preliminary qualification to participate in the evaluation. The theoretical achievements of Humanities and Social Sciences generally need more than five years of testing to get a fair and effective evaluation. Space restriction refers to the selection of a certain number of evaluators who have no interest with the author, such as those outside the school, provinces and even abroad, in order to ensure the objectivity and fairness of academic evaluation.<BR>